Aluminum Trust Inquiry Returns After Brief Hearing
The Federal Trade Commission session adjourned after a short meeting as Patterson testified that independent concerns feared to complain about the Aluminum Company of America for failure to deliver or price metal. The examiner named several independent companies and banks whose officers admitted reluctance to complain, stating they would pay if they did. The hearing resumed with discussion on copies of letters and the authority of the inquiry, which was authorized by a senate resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Associa
el Tres Pittsbergil I
Agethet
Aluminum Company of America
Federal Trade Commisstin
Aluminum
Patterson
Lanters Fracy and Clarks Company
New Arttul Conn
Amone
Aluminum Company
Mos
Patcarnany
W. W. Smiledonpagy
Miler
Brith Uniter
Patterson Nnld
Itrovareq
Fattera
Pattersim
World Court Election Issue in North Dakota Primary
North Dakota voters head to the June primary to decide if the world court and a state industrial program have met goals. Republican contenders include Gerald P. Nye and L. St. Hanna, backed by Gov. Sorlia. Nye, a former congressman, supports Coolidge policies and the Independent Voter Association. The Bank and Commonweal price issues are cited amid campaign debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilmaius
Jane T
North Dakota
Nepublican
Tong
Slurt Teftita Ure
Gerald P. Nya
Caneeratown
Naonépardloun
Jenwuchan
IVA
Dora Tamble Questioned in Slaying Case Far From Boston
Dora Tamble of Dorchester, friend of 14 year old Charles D. Katz, slain and found in Bearboro pond Franklin Park a year ago, was questioned by authorities about Katz's main companions. Relatives said Katz was infatuated with Miss Tamble and warned, amid fears he might pursue her, while Miss Tamble’s home is nearby the scene of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Lawn
Dora Tamble
Dorchester
Charles_D. Katz
Bearboro Pond
Franklin Park
Rus
Tate
Mian Foultie
Mat Katz
Fight Breaks Up in Fascist Meeting in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a clash between a fascist and a communist disrupted a downtown Fasciati League of North America event attended by about 500 people. Police detained two men on disorderly conduct charges as the meeting was interrupted during the national anthem. An unrelated note reports Putnam County school board members delivering 45,009 in school bonds to the state funding commission for a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitthburgh
North America
Achool
Board of Education
Pocatulico
Putnam County
State
Alaking Fund Commission
Political maneuvering for special legislature session
Report outlines calls for a special legislative session to extend power regulation. Names lawmakers from Mercer, Kanawha, and surrounding counties express support or opposition. Mentions candidates MeLane, Karl Kyte, John Fleming, Fleming, and others competing for delegates, state senate, and congressional seats.
Wet Runs Ahead in Gopher Election
A muddled report from June primary in Maine and New York describes Adamadaiat Pred and other candidates leading in various races. Gubernatorial contest centers on Brewster and Thayer with Klans support noted. in the fourth district Mersey is opposed by Manthard as Dems back a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopher
Stonewall Jackson in Police Court Riot Tale
Stonewall Jackson appears in police court before Judge O B Dobitt amid a disruptive scene where Patrolmen Dangerfield Withrow and Ames debated arrest powers. The read of the crowd escalates as Jackson, accused of gun possession, denies wrongdoing. attorney Rooney Dawson argues against warrantless arrest while the judge frees the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piscate
Withrow
Pin Golrat
Ant
Dinnewall Jackson
Mim
Gheny
Faltrotman Dangernidd
Fay Gatany
Evan
Dangerfeld
Dangerfield
Jackson
Juckson
Armas
Garey
Stonewall Jackson
Polie Court
B. Dobbitt
Roone Dawson
Lie Defenne
Hobbit Gave
Eden Apple Case in Federal Court in New York
June 21 at federal court in New York the defense for Thorman W Miter argues over a Miller motion in a conspiracy case involving Eden Apple and ex attorney general Mary St Daugherty. The case centers on alleged transfer of 7 million dollars of American Mutual securities to a German-owned firm with Miller Daugherty and John Wink indicted for conspiring to defraud the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Etenn
Jadan
Nive
Furternt Court
Thorman
W. Miter
Miller
Wik
Hia
Juice Mack
Declainn
Miler and
Daugherty
John T. Wink
Aimerican Mutate Company
Robert Johnatonio
Tat Miller
United States
Neta
Gareden
Huon
Globe Circle Two Hours Behind Time
Report from Linton Wells of the Gazette and North American Newspaper Alliance on the globe circling journey. After 430 miles, arrival at Cherbourg is two hours behind schedule with plans to use alternative connections via Paris and an airmail leg to Meruin. preparations for the Transsiberian rail leg proceed as the party anticipates further delays and possible breakdowns while awaiting Yokohama arrival and onward links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Wells
The
Gazette
North Aimetkeen Newspawer Alliance
Adoard
Tad Tod
Meriin
Thma
Parla le
Varia Cape
Cherbourg
Ommk
Priday
Yokohomaq
Uewaright
North
Lazzelle Charges Reiterated in West Virginia Court
In Clarksburg on a Friday afternoon Judge Lazzelle of Monongah County Circuit Court faced reiterated charges as the United Mine Workers of America officials from northern West Virginia, including Reade, Fontsechio, and others, were reported to have been called to a hall where they met with Reade, the union’s president, and general labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacemont
Dune
International Repieratas Tye
United Mine Workers of America
West
Virgins
Elarsus Agathee
Union
Duneries
This Regia
Nick Fontsechio
Ry Ori Beneral
Slayer suspect taken in battle in Wilmington
A chaotic Del. report recounts a gunfight at the home of Miss Martin in Wilmington. Police say the suspect, Silver K. Tixeinn, fired on officers and civilians, killing Mita Marrs and another person while a barricade ensued. The jury deliberations followed the violent confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmingtos
Del
Llver
K. Tixeinn
Towae
Priesterd
Mt. Martin
Mita
Satya
Aira
Bena
Aetioda
Wintiw
Tate
Mra
Iran
Marrs
Fred Severn
Ming Martin
Fred
Belle Te Raye
Silss Maren
Riot At G P MEETING Quelled By Police
Reported June 21 describes police quelling a disturbance during a Hexar county Republican meeting. The clash interrupted a party primary planning session with about twenty attendees. Supporters of Harry M. Wrretach clashed with others as officers restored order and attempted to proceed with the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Antone
Alticera
Nooure
Werd Mines
Harry M. Wrretach
Conkrensmar
Tlon Mad
A. Mc Gray
Wursbach
Argentine Fliers Wait For Fuel
Obituary notice details the death of Mrs. Lydo Tn Lee of Rougeverte and notes her husband Ye Ts Dee, with survivors including a daughter, a stepmother, and a half-brother. Funeral arrangements planned at Ereabyteslin church, burial at Sout Plessing cemetery. The piece also mentions fuel shortages delaying air crew movements and a plan to reach Para by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Lyte
Lydo Tn Lee
Ronceverte
Othe
Little
Dauehiver
Mra Pee
Ye Ts Dee
Leo
Lee
Rougeverte
Med Citt
Har Ktepemother
Te Raker
Talingaees
Hminett
Hoker
Pata
Maxtl
Areohs
Joseph Dones
Cotore
Sore Daun
Miular
Jones
Nui
Perguson
Enipe
Munerat Maracn, Ara Waiting: the Arrival of Larrangementa
Maraca
Yunnante
Para
New York
Ares
Call Conference of Textile Workers in New York
A general conference of workers from the American Federation of Textile Guilds met in New York yesterday. Delegates adjourned without reaching a joint resolution on a scale of wage adjustments and union leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juna
Agrerbah
Testhin
Maanelal
Teatle Stellers
Deviltry at Decade Court Sees Guilty Pleas and Fines
Day long court session led by Judge W E Baker saw multiple defendants plead guilty or be found guilty in Marion County. Frank Dareisa admitted possession of liquor for which Joe Capone of Clarksburg was found guilty and fined 500. Parrish from Falement received 950. Fitzhugh Wilton of Scotts Run convicted for injury and fined 600 with jail until paid. Fred Trinkie of Morgantown pleaded guilty to moonshine with confinement to the Morgantown jail. Walter Stanbury of Gratton faced a light charge and was fined 5. Diewe from Fairmont paid 100 for possession. W G Doyle of Worthington admitted possession related to a mayoral matter and was fined and ordered to jail until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crdecal Court
W. E. Baker
Dareisa
Quer
Joe Capone
Clarkasburg
Harrigon County
Parrish
Falement
Fitzhugh Wilton
Scotts Run
Amt
Marion County
Fred Trinkie
Morgantown
Atx Monitioe
Tooy Obyvetu
Chirksburg
Arunty
Walter Stanbury
Gratton Sn
Diewe Sr
Fairmont
W. G. Doyle
Worthington
Lott
Funeral service for infant Lulin Shelton announced
The funeral for two month old Lulin Shelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Shelton of Finwood Avenue will be held at Tarden & Harden funeral chapel Thursday at 2:30 p.m. The service will be conducted with arrangements by the Wells Spencer company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Bergvleew
Lulin Shelton
Mr and Arcoward Shalton
Fimwood
Tlarden & Hardon Furjero
Speier
Charleston Boat Disaster Claims Five Lives
Five people drowned in the St Macy river near Charleston when a boat overturned on a southbound run. Three of the rescuers died. only one person survived the incident. The event occurred during a Charleston contest demonstration when the vessel tipped after losing balance.
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Saute
Sai
Dune
Vegeurtia
St. Macy'a
South Dane
Charleston
Kirin
Urres
Itty
Arthur Te
Aler
Fiauke
Dismissal of Claims Tangles Campaign Advertising Case
New York court deals with a dispute involving Clem L. Stover of West Virginia and the Democratic National Committee over advertising contracts with Vat Pat ten Inc. Allegations include misused funds, counterclaims of nearly 78,000, and promises of 600 dollars plus 400,000 in fees related to national campaign advertising.
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New York
Dune
Supreme Court
Econtine Qed Atlgation Betwen
Clem L. Stover
West Virginie
Ad Ehaltaints
Democrats National Committer
Vat Patten, Inc
John W. Pavia Presideotind Campnten
Funda
Nde Peertising
Omrupalistts 1
Teampany
Eure
Frenchmen Prefer American Movies in France
In France the public shows a clear preference for American films over French productions. About thirty percent of all films shown here during the year were foreign, with many Paris audiences drawn to American releases and only a minority from French studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms
France
Crenen
Prohibition Party Eyes New York Governorship Nominee
The New York World reports Edward Q. Deitrien of Syracuse is likely to be the Prohibition party’s gubernatorial nominee at the state convention next Thursday. National chair Geteh cimva says the convention failed to assemble a slate, while Cristman of the Independent party acts to restore regular price on the ballot and seeks reform of the prohibition into a national party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Edward Q. Deitrien
Syrascant
Westyan Ehareh
Anarion
Probiition Party
Geteh Cimva
Prohibition Party
Etoas
Meluet
Eiato
Ens Toran
Candhigey Pt
Cristman
Dey Diapubt Can
Reduction debate weighs future tax relief prospects
Fragmentary text discusses potential tax reductions and revenue implications. Mentions delays, forecasts of revenue, and uncertainty about forthcoming policy actions. Key names or places are not clear due to garbled OCR.
Girl Sleuth Triggers Arrests in Shelter Town Case
Miss Paue Jing Heat of Springfield Man led investigators to a jewelry store theft. A postcard clue linked a suspect to New York and the dismissed cases, with detectives tracing a ring and a mugger. two men were arrested while a third faced charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yom
Paue Jing Heat
Springfield
Man
Shox
New York
Anil
Hind
Nat Edward Turner
Uuen
Association of Nations for Each Hemisphere Discussed
The article reports at the June convention of the International Juridical Association the push to create separate hemispheric associations linked by a central body. Alejandro Alvarez reads a report on covenant revision and promotes Pan American alignment with economic ties to back political unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAWIS
Leagua
Nationa Fe
Belrus
International Juridical Association
Alejandro Alvares
Senor Alvaret
America
Artians
Senor Alvarez Lellnves
Benor Alvarez
Seventh and Sioux Smoke Peace Pipe at Custer Memorial
In Agency Montana on June 21 a century after Custer’s 1876 last stand the Seventh Cavalry reenacts the Little Bighorn battle site. Sioux Cheyenne and Crow watchers gather as a replica scene and a death chant echo the memory of Chester’s men. Former foes mingle with veterans and officials at the centennial commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How Agency
Montana
Seveneth Cavalry
George A. Custer
Old Fort
Mysterious Fire Destroys Barracks
A mysterious blaze damaged barracks near Avi Mies and Juan the Fire on parade day, causing about $100,000 in losses. The flames spread toward stores of ammunition before responders from the Are Reparts department and local towns halted the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avi
Mies
Juan
Isin
Congr Deven
Ayer
Warvard
Shirley
WNL
ISAIL FOR GREENLAND TO STUDY NATURE
A Greenland expedition plans to study natural history with a schooner voyage from Maine toward Cape Colutin, stopping at airports along the Atlantis coast as the party aims to reach the northern coast. The group includes publisher George Pater Tatmim and Captain Tinto A. Hartiett, with Admiral Peary's circle contributing one member. The trip should end in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryh
Atmer- Jcan
Natural History
Greenland
Sperimena
Maring Ife
Adonner Wttle
Morrissey
Eth
George Pater Tatmim
Tinto A. Hartiett
Twa
Admiral Peary North Pote Exteditana
Imbert
Tip Yourgent
David Binney Vuthem
Bon
Piattnam
Federal Agent Nabs Heroin Runners In New York
Two men were arrested on the steps of City Hall Park as they pocketed money paid by a federal agent for heroin. Three others were arrested last week as authorities say narcotics operatives targeted city hall area, with a larger drug find behind a subway entrance.
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York
Elitz Hat
City Hall Mtapa
City Hall Park
Agente
Mote
Cottle Improves After Accident In West Virginia
Special to Caretrey June report on Clarence Vu Cut and Major Taeroy igora of Heckley after an automobile crash near Itabella West Virginia. Cottle with a fracture to his ankle is improving and may recover with luck. Major Kilgore remains seriously injured as doctors assess his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Vu Cut
Taeroy Igora
Heckley
Itabella
W. Va
Montfomtery Hospital
Cottle
Kilgore
Helle
Death notices and obituary details from St Albans area
Funeral services for Mrs. White held at her parents home in St Albans with Rev Lilly officiating. Survived by husband and three children, parents, three sisters, a brother and numerous relatives. Interment at Tony’s Hill cemetery. Locals and relatives visited and hosted after services at multiple area homes and inns.
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White
Mrr
Thomas Vickers
Hishlawn
Lilly
Charleston
Reba
Clyde
Lyle
Ami
Alstora
Mere
Noth Moore
Sirs
John Cunningham
Ming Dong
Huntington
Pearl Suttor
John Vickora
Guynn
Nes
Nex White
Clauda Southach
I. A. Suttler
Muncington
C. W. Sessert
J. C. Cowl
Dunbar
Kenda
Bran
F. Jarrett
Gueata
P-Grogan
Ada Wolch Ponrnott
Char Jenton
Paul Hosen
Mtaunton
Roysnert
Suntington
Troy Sutter
Dan Sulier
Cimbleston
W. J. Moller
William II
Zining
Toledo
Ohio
Chendeat Velty
Clendennin
W. C
Stra
J. Th Wynne
Volumbue
Ft. Zinnink
He O T. Yundawant
Columbus
Berney
Mt. Vernon
Strickland
Holden
Gueete
E. CG. Clayton
Fourth Avenue
Lower
Siva
I. Webb
Clavas Land
Webb
Local Lecture Promoted By International Bible Students
William s af Brooklyn will speak at the Hotel annex Nitro West Virginia on Friday evening June 50th at 8 p.m. The speaker is a noted Bible scholar and lecturer and is sponsored by the International Bible Students association. The lecture is free. Mr and Mrs D I Hlers esteriatn hosted a Sunday dinner at their home on afnd street. Guests included Mrs Akhaly Todd Sire Elisabeth Sania and others from Charleston and nearby towns. Several items note gatherings, travel, and social visits across Nitro and nearby cities.
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Williancs
Brooklyn
Will Apeak
Nitro
W. Va
Anvaker
Associas Ton
Mr and
Dirs
D. i. Alers Esteriatn
Edo
W. L. Coen
24Th Atreet
Yar Crumseylis
GaIpolta
Onto
Suny
Stra
Pha
Chare Ionton
Kuesix
D. J. Akers
Mr. Seyfert
Suyfert Music
Vany
Atbwie
Bitte Hess
Wayneabari
Johwaen
Aminbon
Nej
Tannenetham
F. Ot. Linter Meyer
Era
Hugh Turringer
Werbert ‘Tincher
Huntington
Jyona
Misa Hunahine Vaughan
Charienston
Relaten Heer
J. FE
Casto
Carbondaly
Pho Gaente
Gratehding
Fracie Wigeinbothat
South Charleston
Mra
J. Cy Ateeinbothen
C. Withrow
Auughter
Uclva
Wi. le
Three Women Die in Fiery Blaze in Kentucky
Faytfield, Kentucky, June 1. Three women died when the frame house of William Don burned. The victims were Mrs. F. Woeth, 68, a local teacher. Mrs. WHI Parker, 61, of Winko, Kentucky. and M D Brodnax of Ndawin, Illinois, who perished trying to escape through flames. Cause of the fire remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Vaile
Mies
Dunnhein
Canadian Liquor System Sparks Light Wine Debate
Montreal dispatch discusses how Canada’s liquor rules shape consumption. It notes a government monopoly aims to curb heavy drinking by limiting service hours, marks how private use pressures persist, and mentions a craft of circumventing rules. The piece cites attitudes toward beer, whiskey, and wine, the cost of liquor, and anecdotal reflections from a Canadian tour by Mr and Mrs Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Montreal
Junn
United States
New York
Luce
Leung
Canada
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Aluminum Trust
World Court
Cirl
Metabere
Legiala
Barnes
Oldering
Grater
Ingteigturs
Merkeley
Wy Moulds
House of Delegates
Uaecock
Smith
Mmuteice
Hutiuan
Elleine
MeLane
Gandolph
Hinshother
Mebane
Candiate
Karl 1
Kyte
Kars
Haus of Delegates
Jurriaen
Ife
Ube Tert
Aa Rounetlnuin
Puat
Law College of the State University At
Fleming
John Fleming
Humimeraville
Cin House of Delegater
Nicholas County
Sir
Flemim
Sarvyere
Jules W
Tinton
Neventh
West Virginia
Way
Suminura
Mercer
Raleleh
Jude Sawyers
Lot
Oihere
Frank d. Bowman
Yeaterday
Qeorge Wi Sharp
Hinirede
Ghristhin
Warwood
Comutter
Uroote
Hanenele
Christian Te
Wheeling
Aunyur
Wararonlane
Fawn
Ffatenn
Greater Wheelltt
Wareuad
Prion
Wherlin
Maine
ST. Pali
Ming
Portland
Guvernor
Arthur le Thayer
Urewater
Thayer
Brewater
Brewster
Kuque Klan
Bia
Irnes Mersey
Benjamin W. Manthard
Bangor
Ernest Se Mobean
Ont Ausueta
Democratie
Unifori
Anowe Atorun
Artur William Aon
Glaxton
Eden Apple
Globe Circle
Berlin
Lazzelle
Soneph Jonge
Thelma Morgan Converse
Lord Burovan
Dardis
Eling
Washington
Lune
Dietricie
Association OF Nations
Custer
Groves
ISAIL
Dung
James Tatt
Chada
Nabs
St. Albans News
Nitro News
Mra I Kendall
Mr. Ard
Kendail
London
Aha
Tanglefoot Company
Grand Repide
Michigan
Sears Monument Co
Va St
Charleston, W. Va
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